Vietnamese restaurant

Thanh Lien Kitchen

New OrleansClosed nowOpens at 11:00 AM 4 views

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Thanh Lien Kitchen is listed on FindALoco in New Orleans, LA with address, phone, website, hours, and map location. Common services and related keywords include Vietnamese Restaurant.

Thanh Lien Kitchen is a neighborhood Vietnamese restaurant at 3440 Kabel Dr in New Orleans, LA (70131), serving diners looking for freshly prepared Vietnamese favorites in a clean, comfortable setting. Customer feedback describes a nice atmosphere and friendly, helpful service, making it a welcoming choice for a casual meal. The restaurant is open Monday through Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and closed on Sunday, which makes it an option for lunch or dinner during the week and on Saturdays. With a 4.8 rating across 97 reviews, Thanh Lien Kitchen has earned positive attention from local diners and visitors alike.

The menu highlights a variety of dishes customers mention returning for, including banh mi, dumplings, spring rolls, and rice plates. The grilled pork banh mi stands out in reviews as generous and filling, with a sweet, chunky texture. Guests also praise the pork and shrimp spring rolls, fried dumplings, steamed dumplings, and crab rangoons. For a comforting bowl, one reviewer enjoyed the wonton soup with egg noodles. These customer favorites offer different ways to explore the menu, whether you prefer a sandwich, shareable starters, or a warm soup. As with any restaurant, individual tastes vary, and diners’ impressions of sauces and broths may differ.

Several reviews point to the freshness and value of the food, along with quick, friendly service. One guest especially enjoyed a shrimp rice plate topped with crispy onions, while another chose grilled pork banh mi with steamed dumplings, fried tofu, and Thai tea. Those details give a useful sense of the range: a filling main dish, small plates to share or enjoy on their own, and a drink to round out the meal. Customers also describe the restaurant as clean and the staff as helpful, details that matter when choosing a dependable neighborhood place.

Thanh Lien Kitchen may suit nearby residents seeking an easy local meal, first-time visitors curious about Vietnamese comfort food, or friends and families who want a relaxed restaurant with options for sharing. Its location on Kabel Drive makes it a neighborhood stop for people in New Orleans, while the menu’s mix of sandwiches, soups, rice dishes, and appetizers gives different diners a few ways to find something appealing. Whether you’re stopping in for lunch, picking up a familiar favorite, or trying the banh mi and dumplings that reviewers often mention, Thanh Lien Kitchen offers a friendly setting for enjoying Vietnamese food in New Orleans. Check the current hours before visiting, especially on Sundays, when the restaurant is closed.

Ratings & Reviews

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Kimmy Trinh
2h ago

First time-The atmosphere was nice. The service was good, the server was nice. The food was good, based on your personal preference, the fried dumplings were great, the spring roll were great, but the peanut sauce was bland, the wonton soup with egg noodle was delicious, however the broth was on the sweet side.

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Brooke Chava
2h ago

This place is delicious! I ordered the pork and shrimp spring rolls and the shrimp rice place. The little crispy onions on the shrimp were next level. Everything was phenomenal. Service was fast and friendly, and the restaurant is very clean. I am only upset I didn’t find this place sooner. Highly recommend

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Elaine Didier
2h ago

Thanh Lien is just down the street, and I love having them within walking distance! The food is delicious, freshly prepared, and incredibly well priced. They also have some of the best crab rangoons I’ve ever tried.

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Lorna Street Dopson
2h ago

Cute little Vietnamese restaurant! I live in the neighborhood and this was my first time going. It's super cute and clean inside, and the staff was friendly and helpful. I got the steamed dumplings, fried tofu, grilled pork banh mi, and the Thai tea. The banh mi was big and filling chunky and sweet. I'd never had Thai tea before, but it was sweet and milky. So glad to have this place minutes from home. Update: I've since tried the beef pho and it was amazing! Sweet and savory. 10/10

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RC Oriel
2h ago

This was our second trip here & the food was excellent. They make some of the best banh mi & the dumplings were very good too.

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